Camarasaurus supremus

Camarasaurus, a genus of sauropod dinosaur, lived during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 155 to 145 million years ago. It was one of the most common large herbivores of its time, especially in North America, and is well-represented in the fossil-rich Morrison Formation. Camarasaurus, whose name means "chambered lizard," is so named because of the hollow, chambered vertebrae in its spine, which helped reduce weight without sacrificing strength—a common adaptation in large sauropods.

This piece is a hand painted resin Camarasaurus supremus skull. Digitally sculpted in ZBrush and 3D printed, it employs magnets to link the mandible to the Skull.

Available in 1:5 scale. Comes with Human skull in the same scale.

Dimensions:

1:5 scale: (L) 120mm x (W) 74mm x (H) 129mm Weight: 140g